Utility Cart Device
OwnerGerardo Perezinventor
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Abstract
A utility cart device is disclosed which is capable of transporting heavy objects. The utility cart comprises a base component that is configured in a rectangular shape with a set of handle bars and a pneumatic tire positioned at each corner. Chucks are provided to keep the device in place. The base component has an open central area sized to retain a large ice chest/cooler and two side, shelf-like areas for retaining additional items. Users load the device and push it with the handle bars, or pull it via securing a cable into the two, spaced-apart D-rings on the front of the device, or tow it via a riding mower, golf cart, ATV or other UTV's with a hitch.
Claims20
A utility cart device that is capable of transporting multiple objects with ease, the utility cart device comprising:
- a base component;
- a plurality of tires;
- and
- a set of handle bars;
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- wherein the set of handle bars and the plurality of tires are secured to the base component;
- wherein the base component is sized and shaped to retain a cooler and additional objects;
- and
- further wherein the set of handle bars allow a user to push the base component along rough terrain with ease.
A utility cart device that is capable of transporting multiple objects with ease, the utility cart device comprising:
- a base component configured in a rectangular shape, with a bottom side, a top side, and opposing sides;
- four pneumatic tires, with a pneumatic tire positioned at each corner of the bottom side of the base component;
- and
- a set of handle bars secured to a back of the base component;
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- wherein the base component comprises an open central area which is sized and shaped to support a large conventional cooler or ice chest;
- wherein the base component comprises two side, shelf-like areas for retaining additional items, such as chairs or tables;
- wherein at least one side, shelf-like area comprises a bottom, opposing front and back walls, a side wall, and an opposing high side which extends upward from the base component and comprises hooks and straps to secure items;
- wherein the base component comprises at least one set of chucks, which keep the base component from moving;
- wherein the set of handle bars allow a user to push the base component along rough terrain with ease;
- wherein the base component comprises two, spaced-apart D-rings on the front of the base component, which are sized and shaped to accept a 6-foot cable used for pulling the base component;
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- further wherein the base component comprises a large D-ring attached to the front of the base component for accommodating a turnbuckle for attaching the utility cart device to a riding mower, golf cart, ATV or other UTV's with a hitch to be towed.
A method of transporting a cooler and additional objects with ease, the method comprising the following steps:
- providing a utility cart device comprising a rectangular base component with wheels and a set of handle bars;
- positioning the cooler within the base component;
- positioning other objects into the side, shelf-like areas of the base component, such as chairs;
- pushing the device via the handle bars, pulling via a cable, or towing via a UTV;
- and inserting chucks around the wheels to keep the device in place.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.